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Every batch, on the record

Each batch waits in quarantine at our blender in Longmont until an accredited lab in Denver signs off. Then its results go here, before the first pouch ships.

A Daily Greens pouch on a granite boulder; the batch number sits on its bottom seam

Or tap one of the last seven batches:

What we test, and the line

A glass of Daily Greens on a kitchen counter
TestOur limitWhy
LeadUnder 0.5 µg per scoopCalifornia's Prop 65 limit for a daily dose. Every shipped batch so far: 0.18 to 0.26 µg.
CadmiumUnder 4.1 µg per scoopProp 65 limit. Shipped batches: 0.33 to 0.44 µg.
Inorganic arsenicUnder 2.0 µg per scoopOur own limit. There is no federal limit for supplements.
MicrocystinsUnder 1 µg per gramA toxin that can come from other algae in a spirulina pond. We test every lot.
GlutenUnder 20 ppmThe FDA line for gluten free. Wheatgrass is cut before it makes gluten, and we check.
Yeast and moldUnder 1,000 CFU per gramThe limit batch RW-2608-B failed. It was destroyed.
Bacillus coagulans2 billion CFU at releaseCounted again at 12 months on a pouch we keep from each batch.

Lab: Peak Analytical, Denver, Colorado, ISO/IEC 17025 accredited. Blender: Front Range Blending, Longmont, Colorado, an FDA-registered facility audited to cGMP for supplements (21 CFR 111).

The batch we didn't ship

A scoop of green powder pouring into a glass

RW-2608-B, citrus yuzu, made Aug 12, 2026. Yeast and mold came back at 2,400 CFU per gram, more than twice our limit. A second sample agreed.

We destroyed all 1,840 pouches on Aug 21 and traced it to a damp lot of lemon peel, which went back to the grower. We publish failures here for the same reason we publish passes: a lookup that only ever says yes isn't worth much.

How a batch moves

Gloved hands pipetting a green sample into vials
  1. Day 0, blend. Ingredients that passed incoming tests are weighed, blended and sealed in Longmont. The batch gets its number.
  2. Day 1, hold. Pallets go into a caged quarantine area. Nothing can be picked from it.
  3. Days 1 to 8, test. Samples from the start, middle and end of the run go to Denver for the full panel.
  4. Day 9, release. Our quality lead, Luis Ortega, signs the results against our limits. Passes go live here; fails are destroyed.
  5. Day 10 on, ship. Released pouches go out with the number on the seam, so you can check them yourself.

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